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WAAG has changed. We Are A Group is now Youth of God

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We will keep this page live for happy memories of WAAG

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This month

Archived as at 31 October 2022

Welcome to the new term.  I hope you all had a good summer holiday.  Our Youth Group, WAAG, for ages 11 - 18 starts again on Sunday 11 September from 7:00pm to 8:30pm at All Hallows Church Rooms.  Attached is our programme for this term.  You will see that we have been invited to lead and run the 10:30 morning service at All Hallows on Sunday 6 November.  We will be preparing for that service through September and October.

 

As it is the beginning of the new year, we also need to re-register attendees at WAAG for the term.  Please email me if you need a  registration form and photo consent form which I would be grateful if you could fill out and return either printed or electronically.

 

If you know anyone else who might be interested in attending WAAG, feel free to forward this email to them, put them in touch with me or bring them along on Sunday.

 

I am very grateful to Sophie Lloyd for offering to help supervise WAAG following Jill’s departure.  If you or someone you know, might be interested in volunteering as a leader, please do put them in touch with me.

 

Yours,


Tim

4 September 2022

Winter 2022
 

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A PLEDGE TO HELP MAKE SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE WEB MORE POSITIVE PLACES

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In 2020 some of the young people in our church (from WAAG and Young Church Builders) created this ‘graffiti art’ to recycle and brighten up the old notice board that was being replaced and show that although the church building was not open due to the pandemic, the church itself was, and is, alive and well.

The chosen theme was  ‘God loves us all’ - an antidote to the racial tensions that flared over the summer. The artwork shows that God’s love is for everyone, whatever their appearance, background or personal traits. God made all of us, everywhere, in His image and He loves us all. 

 

The new noticeboard outside the church was made by Hurstbourne Forge.

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WHO WE ARE

The Benefice of Brightwaters comprises nine church congregations: All Hallows in Whitchurch; St Andrew’s in Hurstbourne Priors; All Saints in Barton Stacey; St James in Woodcott; St James the Less in Litchfield; St Mary’s in Tufton; St Michael’s in Bullington; St Nicholas in Longparish; and St Peter’s in St Mary Bourne, each with a vibrant congregation dedicated to serving the spiritual, educational, and cultural needs of the surrounding community. Our doors are always open to community members who are looking for a quiet place to worship. Contact us, or visit us to learn more about how to become a part of our congregation. Currently this website focuses on the three churches formerly in the Benefice of Whitchurch with Tufton and Litchfield with links to the other churches.

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The office is usually open Mon-Fri between 10.30am and 1pm.

01256 893573 

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